Emma Jinks

Betty Richey Award Finalist (video)

2022-23

• All-MASC Second Team
• ACC Academic Honor Roll
• Finished the season 8-8
• Collected a career record of 49-33 at UVA

2021-22

• Finalist for the Betty Richey Award
• Co-Team Captain
• Second-team All-MASC selection
• Compiled a record of 12-5 for the Cavaliers
• Tallied victories over six top-10 opponents
• Went undefeated at MASC Championships
• Went 5-1 against MASC opponents
• Recorded wins over No. 3 Princeton’s Raneem El Torkey and No. 4 Columbia’s Ellie McVeigh at the CSA Team Championships
• Advanced to the quarterfinal of her bracket at the Holleran Cup (CSA Individual B Draw)
• Named the first CSA Player of the Month for November (12/6)
• Battled for a five-game victory at the No. 4 position at No. 3 Princeton
• Picked up a win at Position 4 in the 5-4 win against No. 8 Cornell (11/21)

2020-21

• ACC Academic Honor Roll
• Did not compete due to the COVID-19 cancelation of the season

2019-20

• Earned second-team All-America honors, the first player in program history to be named an All-American
• Qualified for the Ramesy Cup, the A division of the CSA Individual Championships
• Competed at the team’s No. 1 position throughout the season
• Recorded a 12-11 overall record, including winning two matches at the Ramesy Cup
• Won her matches at the Kurtz Cup against Middlebury and Dartmouth at the No. 1 position
• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

2018-19

• Ranked 21st in the CSA Individual end of year rankings
• Played in the No. 1 position for the Cavaliers, recording a 14-8
• Finished the season with a 17-9 overall record
• Advanced to the finals of the CSA Individual Championships, falling to 3-1 in the finals of the Holleran Cup
• Recorded nine wins against top 25 programs

Background

• Topped ranked junior player in Canada
• Played as Canada’s No. 1 at the 2017 World Junior Squash Championships in New Zealand in addition to being selected as the team’s flag bearer during the opening ceremonies
• Captured the national championship as the GU13, GU15, GU17 and GU19 levels
• Finished fifth with Prince Edward Island at the 2015 Canada Winter Games
• Placed second at Germany’s Pioneer Open in 2015
• Played at the 2015 and 2017 British Junior Open finishing 13th at the U17 level and 18th at the U19 level, respectively
• Captured the 2017 Canadian Junior Open title
• Three-time recipient of the Sport PEI Junior Female Athlete of the Year Award